If you were one of the unlucky ones who ended up with a houseful of rain yesterday, I am sorry to hear of your misfortune, and I hope that you will soon get sorted. And what about the bloke who dived into 6 foot of floodwater, to drag a driver who was about to drown, out through the sunroof of his car. Let’s hope he gets rewarded by the Queen before some of the dick heads who often get the medals. If you wanted to put a couple of bets on to get some house repair cash, yesterday wasn’t quite the day to do it. Newbury's meeting was cancelled, and Nottingham was called off part way through the afternoon, hitting a few “ stop at a winner “ bettors. With the tracks mostly classed as soft or heavy, then Laybettors should not have been gambling, and therefore would have missed getting caught by the three odds-on favourites all winning at 4/6, 4/7 and 4/9. If you did Laybet, and lost, at least the liabilities were low.
Horse racing franchise deadline set
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. -- The 2007 meet gets underway at Saratoga Race Course on Wednesday and during that six weeks of racing, we'll find out who will hold the rights to run the track in the future.
In a statement released by Governor Eliot Spitzer, he said a decision more...
HORSE RACING: Familiar faces join summer rivalry in Virginia Derby
Today at Colonial Downs, Summer Doldrums will have more than a rubber match with Strike a Deal in the 10th running of the $1 million Virginia Derby (gr. IIT). Not only will his trainer, Richard Violette, see his archrival, he will see the faces of past race victors. Both the Virginia Derby and the Virginia Oaks will be broadcast live on CBS at 5 p.m.
Three-time Virginia Derby winning jockey Edgar Prado more...
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